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F. H. Horsford, Charlotte, Vermont 
DAFFODILS or NARCISSI, continued 
If by mail, add G els. per doz. for those icithout stars, and 
10 cts. per doz. for those marked by a star. 
_ . , , Each Doz. 
NarcissuB abscissas (muticus). A late, 
yellow Trumpet Daffodil.$0 0G $0 60 
N. Barrii (Golden Mary). A showy, bright 
golden yellow, late-blooming sort, 
for catting after the Trumpet species 
are done.per 100, $1.. 05 35 
bicolor Empress. Very large flowers; 
white perianth, rich yellow trumpet; 
strong grower, and fine for cutting.. 10 1 00 
*N. bicolor Grandee, or gTandis. Later, 
coming after Empress and Hors- 
fleldii; very large flowers with yel¬ 
low trumpet and white perianth ; 
dwarf ; sturdy in growth. 10 1 00 
*N. bicolor Horsfieldii. Very large and 
early; yellow trumpet and white 
perianth.per 100, $5.. 08 80 
N. bicolor Mrs. Walter T. Ware. A fine 
new sort, with broad white perianth 
and golden trumpet. 25 
N. bulbocodium citrinum (Hoop-petticoat 
Daffodil).. 05 35 
N. Burbidgei. One of the most charm¬ 
ing for cutting. Clear white cup, mar¬ 
gined bright cinnabar-red ; a beau¬ 
tiful early-flowering form of Poeti- 
cus, which comes before Poeticus 
ornatus. Very effective when 
bunched. The color of cup is very 
rich when cut in bud and opened 
under glass.per 100, $1.50.. 05 45 
N. Burbidgei (Baroness Heath). Perianth 
yellow, cup suffused throughout 
orange-scarlet. Distinct and beau¬ 
tiful. 20 
N, Burbidgei (John Baip).* Large and 
broad white perianth, with small, 
citron-yellow cup and orange-scarlet 
edge..•. 08 50 
N. Henry Irving, Noted for its deep yel¬ 
low, imbricated, wheel-shaped per¬ 
ianth, and large and handsome yel¬ 
low trumpet. 10 
1 00 
